Ultraman: Rising cast: Christopher Sean, Rob Fukuzaki, Hiro Nakamura. Ultraman: Rising Release Date: June 14, 2024 (Netflix). Ultraman: Rising Directors: Shannon Tindle, John Aoshima. The new hero film is in the form of a joint venture with Netflix, Tsuburaya Productions and Industrial Light & Magic.
Ultraman: Rising is an American Animation-Action movie (2024). Christopher Sean, Rob Fukuzaki, Hiro Nakamura are the main cast of Ultraman: Rising (2024). The film’s director is Shannon Tindle (Lost Ollie) and John Aoshima (Kubo and the Samurai Quest). In the film’s plot the film, baseball player Ken Sato takes on the role of Ultraman to defend the world. Ultraman: Ascension premieres June 14 on Netflix.
The latest film from the renowned Japanese superhero who was born in the 60s, who has many films, series, games, and other projects behind his back. He is among the most famous characters of tokusatsu , a Japanese genre that is mostly concerned with characters who don extravagant costumes.
Ultraman: Rising Plot:
Ken Sato, a superstar baseball player, returns to Japan to become the newest hero to assume the title of Ultraman. But, he’s compelled to rear a kaiju baby monster, the child of his most feared foe like his child.
Ultraman: Rising Detail:
Movie: Ultraman: Rising (2024)
Network: Netflix
Directors: Shannon Tindle, John Aoshima
Writers: Shannon Tindle, Marc Haimes
Main Stars: Christopher Sean, Rob Fukuzaki, Hiro Nakamura
Genres: Action, Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Countries: Japan, United States
Languages: English, Japanese
Release Date: June 14, 2024 (Netflix)
Runtime: 1 hour 57 minutes
Filming locations: Tokyo, Japan(Studio)
Also known As: Ultraman: Trỗi Dậy, Ultraman: Rising Netflix
Ultraman: Rising Cast:
Christopher Sean As Ken Sato / Ultraman (voice)
Rob Fukuzaki As Game Commentator (voice)
Hiro Nakamura As Kenji (voice)
Gedde Watanabe As Professor Sato / Ultradad (voice)
Tamlyn Tomita As Emiko / Mina (voice)
Keone Young As Dr. Onda (voice)
Frank Buckley As Announcer (voice)
François Chau As Itow-san (voice)
Julia Harriman As Ami Wakita (voice)
Robert Yasumura As Kubo-san (voice)
Artt Butler As Coach Shimura (voice)
Karen Maruyama As Oba-chan (voice)
Mayumi Yoshida As TV Reporter (voice)
Mila O’Malley As Chiho (voice)
Vic Chao As KDF Pilot (voice)
Bret Marnell As KDF Flight Control (voice)
Julia Kato As Umpire (voice)
Brittany Ishibashi As Mrs. Onda (voice)
Veronica Lapke As Akiko (voice)
Lee Shorten As Captain Aoshima (voice)
Jonathan Groff As Bunny (Ollie) (voice)
Jonathan Ohye As Yakult Catcher (voice)
The latest addition to the long-running Japanese superhero series. We’ve got the details on whom the creators are, how it’s at and first look. Ken is required to embark on a harrowing journey in order to balance parenthood, estranged father, and the relentless Kaiju Defense Force to transcend his own ego and find out what it really is to be an Ultraman.
The film’s inspiration extends beyond Ultraman, “Manga, Tohoskop movies, Godzilla, the Moneyball movie, my great team.” Parents, “the sometimes complex relationships between parents and children” will be the central topic throughout. The actor teased the possibility of a sequel, saying there were “more ideas”.
